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Your support could help someone with sight loss gain the independence to live life as they choose.

Guide Dogs is one of the UK’s leading sight loss charities. Our expert staff, volunteers and life-changing guide dogs help people with sight loss live the life they choose. We couldn’t continue our vital work without your generous donations and our amazing volunteers.

Labrador/golden retriever puppy peeking through an outside play block.

Sponsor a guide dog puppy and follow their training journey as they grow into a life-changer, supporting people with sight loss. From just £1 a week, you’ll receive regular updates and be part of something truly special.

Sunita a habilitation specialist with a vision impairment, guiding four year old Mabel on how to use her cane.

Whether you’re looking for yourself, a member of your family, or your child, our experts can help you find ways to live actively, independently and well with sight loss.

The house you can win in the Omaze Cotswolds House Draw, lit up in the evening and with the Omaze shield logo on the left

Support our life-changing services by entering for your chance to win this Cotswolds House, worth over £5,000,000, along with £250,000 in cash!

Volunteer fosterers Terry and Margaret smile with golden retriever sitting in front of them

Help give our amazing dogs the best start in life. From playful puppies to Guide Dog mums and dads, your home could be the perfect place for them to grow and thrive.

Meet our latest Sponsor a Puppy recruits

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Collage of the ‘Get to know our charity’ resources.

Our free teaching resources are designed to educate kids on sight loss, our iconic guide dogs, and community issues affecting inclusion.

A woman wearing a Regatta Packable jacket, available at the Guide Dogs Shop.

Spring savings continue over on the Guide Dogs Shop, now with even more items at 70% off. Shop now and make the most of these limited-time deals.

Cerys using the NaviLens app to scan a code.

NaviLens uses colour block codes to give people with sight loss access to detailed information about their surroundings. Learn how it can help you navigate new spaces.